The use of imagination and the way in which the history and tradition of a people are recorded, as well as the entertainment of the audience to whom it is addressed, are essential components of the fairy tale.

King Melios is a fairy tale offered in a bilingual edition and draws elements from Greek mythology, the place where the river Enipeas flows, and through its readings, it shapes multiple realities.

The latest ones fluctuate between the realms of travel, local history, cultural tourism, and wine tourism. Readers travel spatially and temporally through the narration while simultaneously having the opportunity to witness the lifting of the classic convention of fairy tales that dictates that the lost one is punished.

Here there is punishment, indeed divine punishment, which gives everlasting life filled with what the lost hero loves most, and at the same time, the result of the punishment becomes a source of joy for all those who delight in tasting good wine.

At the same time, the "illustration" of the fairy tale has a contemporary realistic character that follows the story and the digital trends of the time in photography and digital artistry.

The fairy tale, as a static imprint in an eternal space and time, can serve as the beginning for designing itineraries, cultural representations, and educational activities with wine tourism and tourism content.